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Re: I'za perch [Re: yv_fish] #5381786 10/06/10 11:28 PM
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Originally Posted By: yv_fish
I know they are not the same. We called them all perch where I grew up. I will work on species ID for future posts.


Don't let the characters who hang out here knock you off your perch.

Re: I'za perch/A troot by any other name . . . [Re: swellcat] #5382969 10/07/10 10:09 AM
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calling the genus Lepomis "perch" seems to have originated in the Ozarks . . .

So, we're blamin' the R-Kansans, huh? smile

Interesting, though. Citation?


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People also call Micropterus "bass"

At least one fellow in Mississippi and another in Georgia called them "trout." The Georgian corrected one person's childish ignorance by chuckling and letting him know that, "A baiss and a trout's the same thang."

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